“What was I thinking?” Where is your mind today?” “What’s on your mind today?” “What do you think?” Many times throughout the day we are asked about our minds and what we are thinking. We probably don’t give it much thought, but it is very important.

Are you bent on discovering your subconscious mind power? You should be aware that anybody who decided to discover the potentials of their subconscious lead a very fulfilling power.

A powerful use of the Goggle Frame is to compare people, or alternative items or choices on anything. For example, you can use Goggles in comparing and then choosing from candidates who are interviewing for a position, choosing a university or a weekend date. This can simplify the process as you are comparing apples to apples, so to speak. You can also easily compare and wax lyrical on more complex issues, such as works of literature or research projects.

You can gain deep insight just by looking purposefully and rigorously at what is already out there, which can give the complacent sense ‘we already do this’. Yes, but not really, in most cases. As Leonardo da Vinci lamented in more detail, “we look but don’t really see.” Goggles Frame has us role play by looking equally objectively at positives, negatives and interesting perspectives of a thinking focus issue.

We all know the traditional thinker pose- leaning over in deep rumination. There’s a place for that. AND, there’s a place for rough and ready, up on your feet, quick thinking. Becoming comfortable with thinking tools is one method that helps you with both approaches to effective thinking. Here’s another use of the handy-dandy Goggles Frame tool.